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^t George Moch, 95, of Bismarck
George Moch, 95, Bis-marck,
formerly of Hazelton-
Braddock, died Saturday,
July 2, 2016, at St. Gabriel's
Community, Bismarck.
George was born Aug. 21,
1920, to Peter and Gertrude
(Derringer) Moch in Hoven,
S.D. The family moved to
Kintyre where he attended
grade school and later high
school in Napoleon. George
entered the U.S. Navy in
1940 where he served aboard
the USS Cuttlefish S171 out
of Pearl Harbor. At the time
of his death, George was the
only North Dakota naval sur-vivor
of the Japanese attack
on Pearl Harbor.
On Sept. 17, 1944, while
stationed at the New London
submarine base George met
and married Margaret Cook
in Boston, Mass. In October,
1946, they moved to a farm
east of Braddock. In 1956,
they moved to Hazelton
where George began his
long career in the banking
and insurance business. They
George Moch
left Hazelton after his retire-ment
in 1992, and moved to
Bismarck.
George was a strong tra-ditional
Catholic. He was a
life member of the Bismarck
Veterans of Foreign Wars. In
his younger days he and his
wife enjoyed fishing on the
Missouri River. George loved
sports, especially baseball
and football, and spent many
a weekend "armchair coach-ing"
his favorite teams.
He is survived by his
daughter, Catherine (Phil)
Palmquist, Twin Falls Idaho;
his son, Alan (Sandra) Moch,
Bismarck; and his daughter
Deborah Moch, San Juan
Capistrano, Calif.; his grand-children,
Lori, Nathan, Erin,
Justin, Maria, Anna, Joseph
and Matthew; and seven
great-grandchildren.
George was preceded in
death by his parents; his eight
brothers and four sisters;
his wife, Margaret, on Sept.
4, 2004; and his youngest
daughter, Sandi Salerno on
April 1,2016.
Visitation and the Rosary
were held from 12 noon until
2 p.m. on Wednesday, July
6, at the Bismarck Funeral
Home, Bismarck.
Burial was on Wednesday
with military honors at the
North Dakota Veterans Cem-etery,
Mandan, immediately
following the visitation.

^t George Moch, 95, of Bismarck
George Moch, 95, Bis-marck,
formerly of Hazelton-
Braddock, died Saturday,
July 2, 2016, at St. Gabriel's
Community, Bismarck.
George was born Aug. 21,
1920, to Peter and Gertrude
(Derringer) Moch in Hoven,
S.D. The family moved to
Kintyre where he attended
grade school and later high
school in Napoleon. George
entered the U.S. Navy in
1940 where he served aboard
the USS Cuttlefish S171 out
of Pearl Harbor. At the time
of his death, George was the
only North Dakota naval sur-vivor
of the Japanese attack
on Pearl Harbor.
On Sept. 17, 1944, while
stationed at the New London
submarine base George met
and married Margaret Cook
in Boston, Mass. In October,
1946, they moved to a farm
east of Braddock. In 1956,
they moved to Hazelton
where George began his
long career in the banking
and insurance business. They
George Moch
left Hazelton after his retire-ment
in 1992, and moved to
Bismarck.
George was a strong tra-ditional
Catholic. He was a
life member of the Bismarck
Veterans of Foreign Wars. In
his younger days he and his
wife enjoyed fishing on the
Missouri River. George loved
sports, especially baseball
and football, and spent many
a weekend "armchair coach-ing"
his favorite teams.
He is survived by his
daughter, Catherine (Phil)
Palmquist, Twin Falls Idaho;
his son, Alan (Sandra) Moch,
Bismarck; and his daughter
Deborah Moch, San Juan
Capistrano, Calif.; his grand-children,
Lori, Nathan, Erin,
Justin, Maria, Anna, Joseph
and Matthew; and seven
great-grandchildren.
George was preceded in
death by his parents; his eight
brothers and four sisters;
his wife, Margaret, on Sept.
4, 2004; and his youngest
daughter, Sandi Salerno on
April 1,2016.
Visitation and the Rosary
were held from 12 noon until
2 p.m. on Wednesday, July
6, at the Bismarck Funeral
Home, Bismarck.
Burial was on Wednesday
with military honors at the
North Dakota Veterans Cem-etery,
Mandan, immediately
following the visitation.